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... Popular art is their meat , whether as a clue to current relations , as an object of moral protest , as an occasion for self - expression , or just for the grinder . No doubt they believe that the true substance of their existence is ...
... Popular art is their meat , whether as a clue to current relations , as an object of moral protest , as an occasion for self - expression , or just for the grinder . No doubt they believe that the true substance of their existence is ...
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... popular cul- ture ( he mentions Li'l Abner and Mickey Spillane as examples ) which strikes me as most important . If millions of people choose these works and reject others out of the variety of popular culture productions available ...
... popular cul- ture ( he mentions Li'l Abner and Mickey Spillane as examples ) which strikes me as most important . If millions of people choose these works and reject others out of the variety of popular culture productions available ...
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... popular art found itself in former times . Excessive pessimism about the present is usually just the reverse side of an excessively favor- able estimation of the past . Obviously the abrupt democratization of culture , the breath ...
... popular art found itself in former times . Excessive pessimism about the present is usually just the reverse side of an excessively favor- able estimation of the past . Obviously the abrupt democratization of culture , the breath ...
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